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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
A-Ressha de Ikou 2002	?	?		PS2
A-Ressha de Ikou 2003	?	?		PS2
Civ	author	?		Linux
FreeTrain	author	?		Linux
Half-Life 2	Valve;Valve Corporation (Valve)	?		Linux
OpenTTD	?	?		Pandora
Railz	author	?		Linux
Southern Belle	Hewson	198?		Tatung Einstein
Trains	author	198?		C64
Rail	Cursor Magazine	1980		Commodore PET
Loco-Motion	Konami;Century Electronics (Konami)	1982	To a short rendition of "I've Been Working On The Railroad", a cubical network of track appears on screen. The network is composed of connecting squares of different colors, with each square containing a different shaped section of Train Track, and one blank square. The Train is guided along on its destiny to all the stations by adjusting the direction of the Track. This is accomplished by moving the Joystick up, down, right, or left. The Track can be connected at any of the four blocks surrounding the blank square. The Track the Train travels over is distinguished by its bright yellow color. By connecting the Track at any one of the Junction points, also known as the Bonus Lines, a Bonus of 150 points is added to the game score, however which direction the Train will take is unknown until it reaches the Junction. The speed of the Train is increased by holding down the right or left Speed Button. Dead ends must be avoided. As the Train travels through each station and picks up the passengers, 100 points are added to the game score. For each block of Track it crosses to reach the Stations, 10 points are added to the score. The Train must reach the Bonus Station before the the Bonus reaches zero, or the Crazy Trains will appear and impose the danger of crashing into the Train. The Crazy Trains can be eliminated by connecting the Track in such a way they will crash into each other or dead ends. This portion of the Track is no longer usable after such a crash. If the Train gets caught in a loop, beware of the Loop Sweeper appearing and chasing the Train in attempt to destroy it. The Bonus Points of the Bonus Station are randomly determined, beginning with a high of 2470 points. The points are counted down randomly with each passing second, so the quicker the Bonus Station is reached, the greater the Bonus Points earned. If all the Stations are successfully cleared before the Bonus Station reaches zero, 5,000 points are awarded. If the Train successfully clears the Stations after this time, 1,000 points are awarded. When all the Stations have been perfectly cleared, a new network of Track appears on screen. The game is over when all the Trains have eliminated.	Arcade
Loco-Motion	Mattel	1982	[48]	Intellivision
Microtrain	Premier Publications	1982		TRS-80
Railroad Switch Challenge	Challenge Products	1982	First version released in 1982. Continuously improved over the years with new updated versions.	MS-DOS
Runaway	Atari	1982		Arcade
Super Locomotive	Sega	1982		Arcade
Time Tunnel	Taito	1982		Arcade
Crazy Train	Sony	1983		MSX
Loco-Motion	Mattel Electronics	1983		Atari 2600
Loco-Motion	TAKARA	1983		Sord M5
Loco-Motion	Tomy (Konami)	1983		Tomy Tutor
The Train Game	Microsphere	1983		ZX Spectrum
Trains	Spinnaker Software;Maxion (Spinnaker Software)	1983		MS-DOS
Trains	Spinnaker Software;Maxion (Interactive Picture Systems)	1983		Apple II E
Trains	Spinnaker Software;Maxion (Interactive Picture Systems)	1983		C64
Trains	Spinnaker Software;Maxion (Interactive Picture Systems)	1983		Atari 400/800
Pacific 231	Ediciel;Spinnaker Software	1984		Apple II E
PC-RR	Lewis Software	1984		MS-DOS
Stop the Express	Sinclair Research (Hudson Soft)	1984		ZX Spectrum
Stop the Express	Commodore	1984		C64
Stop the Express	Hudson Soft;Kuma (Hudson Soft)	1984	A platformer where your character must run across the top of a runaway train, then run through the cars in order to reach the engine and stop the train. The Japanese title loosely translates to "Runaway Train". [Jacquismo]	MSX
Stop the Express	Hudson Soft	1984		Sharp X1
Switch the Railroad	author	1984		MS-DOS
Locomotion	Commodore	1985		C64
Locomotion	Mastertronic	1985		ZX Spectrum
Locomotion	Mastertronic	1985		Amstrad CPC
Locomotion	Commodore	1985		C16/Plus4
MacInooga ChooChoo	Southern Software	1985		Mac OS Classic
Southern Belle	Hewson	1985		ZX Spectrum
Southern Belle	Hewson	1985		Amstrad CPC
A Ressha de Ikou	ArtDink	1985		MICRO 7 - FM7
A Ressha de Ikou	ArtDink	1986		Sharp X1
Southern Belle	Hewson	1986		C64
Southern Belle	Hewson	1986		Electron
Southern Belle	Hewson	1986		BBC
A Ressha de Ikou	ArtDink	1986		NEC PC8801
A Ressha de Ikou 98	ArtDink	1987		NEC PC9801
Design Your Own Train	Abracadata	1987		Apple II E
Evening Star	Hewson	1987		ZX Spectrum
Evening Star	Hewson	1987		Amstrad CPC

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